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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
NOTICE:

Ihe few subs -ribers 10 the e51oc0 Of first Horig g bonn Of inc Prescott q Aris,pa ten I'll Ksilw4s CompauE, raised in Prescott To sssist ia Inc am leiinn of the road, vho sr1 siid ;n srre .rs, are hereby nofided to set. ii- the same wsihou, delay, er the account will b. placed in Inc hands Of SD attorney Tor collection. 2. 6. RCLLOt.k
 Prescott March Il, yst7. nNia
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16

Hofer, the fAmons sculptor, has died at Stuttgart.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
' BEN pERLEY PG0RE,

Illustrating the Wit, Haaaer sud Eccentric uee os NOTED CELEegiriEs. \ RfCHiY ILLUS rRArED treat os isaer Ss,.trts Hi- nry. .rs, a -ve oiden tltBe'' to gbe wedding of .-ieFeiaud WoEDszFCLLr toPCL1R. Agents rehoFt kAfIp sAi.eA Address f0r cir uiar and c. rms 4. l.. BANCROFT & .Co- Pah ishers. -ea troDe1oeAI Cal IiAl.Ss S1- V
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
The CanaGiaa coyarnment

Places Dr. Prices at the Lacd of the entirs ,st e leio5i =
 rel4s Caaaz-, Ags.. srl, Iszl5 s'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

COUNTY sUPERINTgNDNr BEssEY
10 deserving OF oroui. for the brillisns
array OF tkien; Rhijh he has secured
for the New C4st,e Oounty Teachers
Institute, whi"h W.T. be held ut Middle
town, on the 26 u, 81 Ii, % aud 80 n
OF this menIa. rh1 only regret we
have In the matter 1, that 1t has been
deemed better to no this session ns
Mddietown, Instead Of Ihis city, .. we
are ssre th re ars IN my uf our ci.iz ,n
who wsul1 be glad Of an opportunity tf
nearing the dissirg lisnet ora.ors who
are 70 speak at the evening session.
oaiI We cannot expect TO have 1t al way 9
neid here, and Il Is probao!s that t5e
lack Of interest shown by tue ci4ze1s
genersiiy the lass ttma it ~as bsld In
fhis ci'y, tad Us i, Il Ienoe IN hayiog
AiddlesJEn s,ieo ed for the presout
session.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

THE PRoMPTNRSS with which our
hrsmen Ans nswered the alarm yesterday
afternoon is but another proc, OF their
Ell dency, and how silly 1t wonld be
on the part Of Couuoll TO A.,empt to
hamper them By any additional ordi.
uances Five mix utes before this alarm
vas struck there was scarcely o dre-
man TO be seen around, bns In three
minutes after 1. was sounded the Wash.
inston hoss cart passed Fifth and
French reefs, with the engine close
bshind 1t, aud the lru,k wish . doz IN
ortwsnty men On the rope, Bringing up
ths rear. Toe Della .sro tru k was
already out and far ON Its way out
French street, and two minutes after
shs Wsshiugson's truck passed the
Fame Hose cart came along. We
have no doubt bat the other com pAnies
we're equally rs prompt, but We are
only speaking OF those that came under
our personal observaso oa. With suoh
department, though small In mum
bars, there 10 hs!ls fear OF such disss-
trous conf sgraslons as frsquently oocar
In Phl dsl hts sni other cities where
they have paid departments, thA. are
run BY political buses.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

rHn rOzALLY uncal!ed fbe And
vholsss,e 6se ncistlon OF the staes bI
the pssopR " IL NJ Kendres =. -
Chufdb q NAshy(lle, Tenn. ~ Ste
day, reosivsd htting and we'll msritsd
bus severe rebuks from Mss Enmi
'Abbost, the opsrAtio singer, VII,
chsneed 70 be one OF the congregation
end 1t may be we'll TO say shas Mlrl
Abbott 10 . me nber Of church and
al ways attends divine sssvice In any
plaos whore she msy b ON she Sab.
bath. This minisser said that every
word spoksn ON tho Stage hAs double
meaning, and was full Of vtos; that oil
actors aud actresses were On Impure,
Immoral sst, and that the only way 10
purify the stage Vas 10 burn down al
the theatres. Whom hs CLOSED the
actress, whose bosom heaved with In.
disnstion, arose and replied 70 him -
folio ~:
"I, Emma Abbott, have been on the
stage stnoe was eight yssrs OF age,
aud have tried conse,sntionsly tosthe
best Of nv ability 70 do my duty before
God ct oil times, aud can defy any
oss In the whole world to say one word
aRaipst my good name. would sp6Ak
Of such nobls and glorious nsmss ss
Jenny Lind. viardst, Albani. Psrers
Rosa and other nahts of the etsg~ who
have led noble and exemplary iivee
and have devoted themselves 70 coiua
good deeds and who hAve made noble
wives and mothers. Iu regard 70
prayers being sung 10 operss upon the
sage. whenever I sing the prayers in
'Mianon' or the Bohemian Girl the
words come right from my bssrt In
ell the operas presen ted heee during the
past week there has not bssn one i'm.
pure or improper aliusion, aud be cause
one ocoAstoDaily fnds vice In the pul.
pit or upon tie stsee, that 10 no reason
for suoh Wholesale dsnunoistioo, which
Is entirely fA.ss and utterly uncAlied
for"
These rem Arks we're resolved with
applause By the entire congregation,
after which the dox ,logy WAS sung, 10
which Miss A oboss ,ined.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

THE cANrATA, Joseph's Bondage
which 10 shortly to be given As th,
Opera House, will be sn interesting
event 10 more ways than one. In The
drst place 1t will NO doubt be one o.
The finest performances ever given In
this city, and lastly It will be given ex
clusively BY local talent, whioh Of
itself should be . source OF pride Ia
every Citizen. The ladies aud gentle
men who sre 70 participate are and
have been for some time reheArstng,
and the strlcI discipline enforoed guar
sntess that each will be perfect. The
costumes to Se used will rank among
the finest ever seen In this city, and
although u 10 now announced that the
oautstA will be given for two evenings,
We are under the impression that o.
least . third perio.mAn,s will be ne,es-
sary 10 afford ell ~ho wish 10 witness
Is An opportunity OF doing 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

FOR SALE-One OF these
extra nice ten-roomed houses at
18th and franklin streets, having
a frontage on the Park Of %
feet, giving an open view and
fee circulation OF pure air; also
a fine back view OF the river and
surrounding country For sit.
uation and converienc ces and
workmanship this house cannot
ce surps' ed, having all inn
prosements, including station
ary marble wash-stsnd. Apply at
this office, or 2l4 East Fourth
street $50 Ct.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Philadelphia, wilnias.s,I
tmore Railroad.
In~> vo.,
fainS VIII Isavs wilm,nr.on ,

49," "M lsavs Wiimirkton u
fhi,adeIphis (sxpress,. 4 an
te. sn, 10, o 10, o II, 10 o. ii a Y
Il 10, %, at, S22, 0 % and -ws
Accommodation, Q 20. TD ~
ass, ", = ~, ] 20. Q 70, 10 % D, M
70, unoster texpressl. tSo. ihl
~ II w. IL 81 .. m, u 90, . q, Is1
Accommodation. : a.,n,u,,
\. N, 2 90, 4 0o, 6.T, 7 10. Q % ,s1 MI
Row York, q 90, q sa, go IN,
" o1. II 81 q. n. st2 "a, / 81. aJi,
90, 10 90 p. m.
, xor woss Chestsr, yiA LAuss.a, /,
sie Q. m., 80 and ! 90 p. %.
Tor Newark (Ccntrcl and ip.,,
nstiops, ft2 q. m, IL Is anl5 5gr
h&iumore and interme edlsto s.at,oI
M, = u and II Is D. N.
baltimore and Bay Line. yBnuI
Baltimore and wsshinstop. i a
10 os, II 90 q M, II %, siii, IAN
y % and 7 10 p. m.
Trsin1 for Dolhwsrs Diyfalon ,tsu
Vow Oastis, . 10, Q 50 q. NJ, ina h
S3e p. M. and II % night,
oeorGseown ana Lswss, Q u T. T.
2. N.
For Rshoboth. 9 90 .. n. md ID
pfsss) p. m.
Sosford (Exprees) SOP. m.
Harring ton, DslinRr and way rad
= N, II - p. m.
Epress for Harrington, $50 D. n|
nain - p. %.
Exprsss for Dover, harringnu NJ
mar, II o. night.
franklin Oity, Q 90 q. m.
Expires for Oaps Charles, Uld Pad
soft AID Norfolk IL CO night
I.says Phiiads,phia, aiosd r,s
Wilmington (sIpfsss), Is 2a asa I'd
, 10, 20 20, II IL, lltb .. N, 7la 81
{ 30, sos, tI, o OF, 0 81. IL f0p. 4.
Accommodation, Q 30, 10 9s 3. H., II
s2T, tST. Q -, 9 % 10 % 10 " and u [
Trains mAxEsd tnus (slaro lini.sa
apou Sshteh sEtra izrs ts CHARGED.
For further Information ps1osrstn
serrcd 70 toe tlckos once At lie ssul
J. y. ",
8xnerAi PasoonSu A
OhAu M n. PUCK uonetl &alia
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST.

Some choice, unparalleled bar
gains.
In Hosiery we have a very
large variety from &c to $l.25 =
pair, including Silk, Morley's
world-renowned fast black for
ladies or children. None more
popular-at prices below all
competition.
Shoppers fast black always in
stock at our low prices.
Stripe Silk Velvets in large
variety; the $175 quality for 81.
They are not trashy goods; tue
styles and quality will be a sur.
prise to you.
If you would see the bargain
of bargains in Blankets, look st
what we offer you from 70 cents
to SIS pair.
We have q big line OF head
gear for the little ones, Elder
Down, Handmade Worsted OF
Silk Plush Caps, Hoods or Tam
O'Shantas, from 25c. to % 20
each.
Ladies looking ater something
to make or cover comfortables
will find line of new novel lies
in great variety at our print
counter. Prices within reach OF
lall
A big Dress Goods Bargain,
48 I ieces of CSC. Armures to be
s aughtered for l5c yard; .
prize you cannot afford to lose;
Mime. De T crest Patterns and
Fail Catalogues now ready.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

NOTWITHSTANDING the number OF
sormons prssched every Sunday and as
different nmos through the week, %
we'll ss the various orgAniza atious to
promote sooriety, the crimes daily CON-
mttted In different sections OF our
country, are truly sArtling. /. seems
that an Immense mum Der do not either
fear God or respeJ Jt the law OF the land.
Why lhsy act 80 ioolishly and wiokeiiy
10 really mex plicable. By . single IN
lawful aot they wreck the happiness OF
their o IN lives as we'll - the happiness
OF scores OF others The psoulAtor, the
thief and the murderer all stand In the
came category. NJtwithstAndipg the
fae which awsits them the young vii
not take warning, but press Tor sard TO
tntamy, disgrace and ruin. Line upon
line, precspt upon pfeoeps, atmonition
upon AdnonttiUn, sill not ind ace them
60 avoid the habits which have led 0,
many 70 perdition. We are not among
those, ho~ever, who believe that the
race b growing wickeder. There have
been persons In every age who deplored
the degeneracy OF the tlnes, And cons =
Quently We ars warranted In the Deiiei
that some improvement has been made
morally as we'll as mentally and physi-
oaily. There will be greater progress
~ soon - the boys and girls are taught
60 control their sppesites. to oouform to
che req uirements Ut tho decalogue al d
respect the lass OF the land. In vie v
OF the hard fate Of trAnsgressors, Apy
ono who has any respect for himself
and any love for his relatives will be.
ware Of the 6rst downwAtd step, tb,
formation OF any evil habit, and prao
doe honessy, sobriety and fair d,Alin,
under any and all oiroums.a ,es whAs
ever. We have still hop, thu, ou
nsaon shall escape the fate Of 8 don
and Gonorrah, and that our Repub &c
not otwith,tandlng the evil proknosaca
tion OF some Others, shall endure for.
ever.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Opening OF the Night schooi

Arrangements have been made to re
open the night school at Eighth and VOL
laston street. The committee IN charge
L b Jones, s l.. Belts and j. Frank
Ruth, have engaged csmpe ent teacher
and are having the school room thorough
ly renovated. They will give pers nal at
tention to the school and will assist tht
teacher hy abort practical lectures. Tn,
cost OF teition is 81 for the term OF thirteer
weeks,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Took Midnish, Drives with Her

New YORK, October 10.-The Rev. r
b. Decker is no longer the pastor Of the
East Congregational Church Of Brooklyn,
While q preacher at Greenport Mr.. Deck
or on various occasions met q young
woman In q Gland estine manner and took
midnight drives with her. The breath OF
scandal reached the church. He deiied
1t and courted investigation. His ac-
cusers were blackma alters. He said that
his conduct, instead Of being open to
criticism, was praiseworthy. He had
converted the young woman
Nevertheless committee of the East
Congregational Church went to Greeupor-
and had little difficulty in arriving at 6
conclusion. They were shown letter,
written by their pastor and addressed to
the young woman as "My dear wife. u
This settled 1t. Their report WAS read
to the trustees on Friday night Mr.
Decker burst into tears aud confessed his
guilt.
A formal notice was read in church
yesterday expelling Mr.. Decker.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
THE ANNCAL produsts Of our man
Industrial esss 0lishments u . matte

THE AHNCAL produsts Of our many
Industrial establishments u . matter
that - . general thing 10 given but
litsls thoasht or attention, even By
badness men themselves. We zee
hundreds OF hardy sons OF toll going TO
their work In the morning or returning
70 their homes 81 the close OF day. sud
there the matter resss 10, however,
veil 70 look beyond this occasionally
and not only seo for ourselves but also
Let oshers know what thsse men ere
doing, for on their labor the prosperity
and welfare Of our city depends. A.
oordius 70 the census Of 1880 there was
sl2. .525 900 capital employed In manu-
fAOtur.ng IN this city, and the annual
produos ~As s2l, 15o 900. A. thAt time
the population Was but trii, over 40,-
600, but at present lis estlm Ated At not
ieas than 80, 900, aud with this increase
In population II IL bus fair to suppose
thAt there has been . corresponding In.
crease In the products OF our ind dustrial
establisnmeuts. This would make our
annual prod ,ts not less than $50, ,000..
900, or . daily product for each work.
ing day In the year OF nearly Sl00, 900.
These ds ares seem large but We incline
10 the opinion thA inseAd Of being too
high they are soaroely up to the mark.
Az rough estimate there are NOS less
than 3 600 workinzmeu in this city
who earn ful y 81. 900 . day. and We do
not believe there Ii city on the oonti-
nsnt whore the mechanics and work.
fngmen arc better oontented or better
o6. rhe mAnufsoturers are In many
taings i've, energetic, business men,
bal We freq aently think that they ara
TOO prone to hide their lights under .
bushst. Although It 10 On established
faet th st our prod uotions excel those OF
other places, eur manufacturers do not
take the pains to let 1t be- kno vn, and
ve very much question II hundreds OF
these who, In different pArss OF the
country. threw up their hats and
cheered for the Volunteer, knew that
abe vas built ~ Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Bey Killed By n Stone.

Adelaide Ooleburo, CoatesvilIe. q
colored girl aged 10 years, who is saiu
TO have Teen IN tus habit OF throwing
stores, got into dispute with Alfred
Steele, white. " hile co oSing from echoo
on Friday evening Wien she a,rueh
him on the head with . stone. Hs wei
not thought to be badly hurt az first
but died on Saturday moraipg at 4
O'Clock. Tho girl has not YET beer
Caupht
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
BALTI MOkE n vRlO EAiLR
sOHEDULK In EFFECT, July {
Trains leave delaware Avsnu, Dsp
RAST.BOUND

&t@AA' As@Nv AWE !" - AANsass 1NfI
KASr.bOUNG.
shliA. Accommodation, daily ..u.'ll
ehila. Accom- modstton, aaily....,i,ooI
Phila. Accommodation, dsily....'ti|
pbila. Accommodation, dsil7....lal(
Phila. b Oheetef express, daily l.lg
Phi.A. Accommodation, daily .... -
Phila. Accommodation, daily"
Phiia. d uhcster. express, dsily....Ls
Phil. Accommodation, dAily....." W
PhilA. Accommodation, dolly, "
Phila. Accom-. d ally except Sundty,
Phtla. D. Uhester express, daily, ~
Ynila. Accommodation, dAiiy,.."ao
WEjT.BOCNE
chicago Limited, daily. .......".lU
Arrives Chicago $50 next mofrtn
Baltimore Accommodation, dsilJ,
except Sundsy...............'..,a
Cincinnati Limited, daiiy.....".Ial
Arrives Cincinnati 5.S L. h. oA|
$50 p. n. next dsy. u
Baltimore Accommodation, 6silg, 81
On icaRo and st. Louis Lrp7ess', II
daily y............. .........'......" \
Stngelly Accom- motaliop, dAy, =, y
FCR t,AHDENBERG, ' % A. A.:
only. l1.0o q. m. daily, except y
800 P. M, and BIS p. IA. dalv
-raina leave Market Street stsacn'
Fer Philadelphia $50 A. d., da!!
sunday, 2x P. M, daily, 10: Ssi
s-<b r. M. daily. rc. slcntsnpelE, =
u. 90 a. M. daily, oxceI' srndaSi sH
Sunday only; 2.ss and t.ss p. y aa u
Tratns Ior Hilminy'on,-LeaVs III %
pbiA h..cs and st0e. 70. daily. d.
daily, except sunday; lC.llJ ~"
dstly; 2 %, 8to, t.2b, sb.Oe, e.So W
1000 y. m. daily.
Express t.ains . ,op{
W. ID. CLEM ENTS, U. h; ~
MANAGER. Guni fA
Telephone No. lS3.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
HOW TO
Make a Little Mon
go CHEAT wAf'

60 A CHEAT Wal
parents who bav, children to 70, fD']
10 we'll to see our siJot q snoe, o. w nj
mig and Little Boys ni''
Children. "A
Those are made on ne" stJle , % nsISW I
sting, aurable, and are Iiu'H
,haraed elsewhere. uooI
HOys' Fine BHtton M"
l.nce SHOES id
rnr, s. so to $3.50 1T well; tne "a: s srra
me boys, AID the mole'A'S
the parents. sn.es
Of various kinds. Il orlpSniy s
3ugtlly moierate p1io s. dHld
sprins.Heei Bus''A
from 90 ce1s TO sl.to. s,.,a
' B.by's Button sh'''
from 26 Q ant, to $i.7s
,.r,,, s.vsi Woussnphss,%,; 4 hSTa :, ,,ast I d
~ aIS so eausis any 10 shoe In "n
LADIES ,.o,, q.
r,raU,a ard p. bible Bu!'ol i''
orisingly low prices'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Get Ready

The coilecs,r Of the REPUBLICAN
will call on our psarons In toe vic,ut1y
OF Della xsrs Oily, Rsd Lion, s.. Georz "A
aud other points In ths 8 ate during
this aud next month. He would bs
pleased TO have these upon whom he
msy call be ready to pay over their
indebtedness and get receipt In full.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
wILMrNsron .r svsrnEsS.


Tine table in effect Msy 10Th, ls,,
leave Wiln ington French steer ~
Fer leading, Birdsboro, Joanna; J,, y
aeid, Wsynesburg Junction, Msso,, sso,
yiile, Tsnaqua, Alieatown, Leps1v.,I /. SsII.9,
nersvills and all points On tao nd IA
and Reading Il. r., 100 9. n. neg sna ~
For Springfield, Wh3nospsis
don, Ooato9viile. EmbreeyilS, "a hi n
Obsdd'g Ford and Duponrs sna n
iixto noints,7.s am, 2 ~, AID ~, = ~ u \
For Oeasssviile And inssiIasoA~ I
Fof West Chester. 100 a. n. A"'
p. IN. .,,,, .
For New Bridge and ibtorEneli''ss'ss y y.
SIS D. N. and on SssurdsS, CIV
p. N. -. ,,,efnl
points, ut 8 90 .. m, and iof ~.
lntorm ediats points ats y P. %; pp;iRHaI
A. q. MoCAuSI.AND, ,. D. pss,,
SuDerintoncsnt. 1sn
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
haM k0Ad.

II the tracks can be cleared to day. a
few cars will be run by horse power oven
the Riverview extension. Cars will alsr
be run on Monday for the acc mmodatior
of those wishing to attend t e cricket
match at the Delaware Field CluF
grounds.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Nsderog Arrested,

James Nederey who Is supposed 70 have
caused the death of William McGoIigal
was arrested at 6 O'Clock last evening and
confined in the City Hall to await the ac-
tion of the Coroner's jury.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Found Murdered by the Roadside.

READING October 10.-William Barnet
aged twenty, respectable young man,
WAS found dead IN deep road near
Emaus, not far from the East Penn Rail
road tracks. There is every Indication
that he was murdered. He was out with
two ladies attending picnic. After tn,
jolltticaiion he drove them home, LETT tht
team at the livery stable and then started
to walk home. Tt at was the last seer
of him alive When found the back par,
OF his head was stove In and severa
bloody stones were lying near by. II,
had sum OF money, abeut 800, in lii
pockets and this was missing. He wal
still living when touad, but died withou
speaking.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Paving "a Ii Ock

The Board Of Street and Sewer Dir G.
tors has decided to lay asphaltum bloekt
on Market, b tween Fifth and 3xll
streets The time and details will be q :
ranged at this evenings meeting.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
NOTES

The first aams OF the serIss between
81. Louis and D.trois for the base ball
chsm pionship OF tao world WAS play I'd
yesterday at S. Louis IL resulted in @
score Of 6 for tho ct. Louis club To foi
ITO Detroit.
The Cincinnati Chicago game wat
DO: :tpOned on Scsount Of rain,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
EApe baIl.

Games played yesterday:
Phiiadelph.a-Brooklyr, Z; Athlettc
5.
Staten Island-B.ltimore, 4; Metro
poli.an,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

DR.. Balls Cough Syrup is fast taking
the place OF Al! the olo fashioned cough
ramtd,ee IL pever fails to relieve the
most violent cold, and for throat
diseases IL /, invaluable. Price 25 cts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
WAuAaAKEBD
T1IIzD.lszIA. TrssSay, o.. II, lss1'

rrIIAD.aSzIA russsas. ~. II. lsss.
b We put the stuHs for p
neat costume together and
sell them IN a lump. Easier
for you than to pick them
out separately; better, per-
haps-no mistakes In color
combination, often cheaper.
At first only high.cost
goods were SO treated; now
the little cost stuffs are pre-
pared for you with as much
care as any. In each lot
plain and fancy material
enough for a liberal dress.
Good materials, Fall weight,
new and seasonable colors.
Some prices:
For $2.6o. SO in. all-wool
material, s colorings; suit
ed for knock-about, all.
around dress. Half the
year-ago price.
For 81. So in. Serge, with
enough novelty velvet for
trimming. I3 colorings,
in the latest Fall shades.
A combination that makes
a stylish, handsome, and
serviceable costume.
For S., So, 81, and So.
Robes of higher grade
goods; all-wool French
fabrics and high class
novelties for trimming.
Last circle, northwest Of centre.
New Shoes coming in all
the time. Good shoes too.
There is no economy in
buying poor Shoes, or those
that are simply low.priced.
You may buy cheaper"
shoes than We sell, but can
you anywhere else buy 80
good Shoes for so little?
Three items from our new
stock:
Women's Patent Amazon Kid Button
Shoe, hand. stitched welt Con Wanansker
Waukenphast last) nearly waterproof.
VIII wear better than French Kid and
will not turn purple like French kid All
sizes and widths. Drssy and comforta-
tie. 70.
Another very neat Button Shoe In Gu
racoa Kid, with paten. tip, Tor women.
n.
Children's fine Goat, Button, sole
leather tips neat aud durable. Just
the Shoe ior knock about or school. 81
rs.
Any woman th't can be
fitted out OF the kinds named
below may save 81 to $3.50
on each pair. The Shoes
are first class and in perfect
but the sizes are
broken.
wonen's s ralght Goat Shoes, genuine
handmade with tns kangaroo tops, me.
dium common sense last; siz a p tot A,
B G, d, E Were u 50, now &c. An
excellent shoe for winter wear
Fine Curacos KID, opHrn zoe: sizes Il
3, "a 81 a; |, II, GH, Z b; 6X,7, Z,
w ere =, nos t3
Fine French Kid, hand sewed, opera
toe; sizss y. 3, 4, ~, z AA; az, 3, 81,
81, Z A; 631,7 b; 9, 7C;6 GH,7 u; OK,
9, 7E. We're 80 now $3.50.
Fine French Kid. hand sewed, opera
te; sizes 2, ~, 8, 81 AA; 61z, Z A;
~ B; 2H, GH z b. We're s., new $3.50.
Market street 'front.' west OF Main Aisle.
Stationery specialties and
novelties. A better display
Of these things than you
will fad anywhere else in
town. We must Low have
one weeks time on visiting
card and die sinking orders;
will soon be able to prompt
ly meet short. notice orders
OF every sort.
The new Nos. $ and E
oroad.fap Envelopes a r e
ready.
South Of Thirteenth street entrance.
About 100 doz. Women's
E and 8 button length Tan
Mousquetaire Gloves at SO
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
South of Thirteenth street entrance.

About 100 doz. Women's
e and 8 button length Tan
Mousquetaire Gloves at SO
cents pair. The common
price is just twice that.
Chestnut street s,ce, eighth counter.
Morris Liberia Palm OH
Soap. Plenty of it now.
Northwest OF ceIt tire.
A little lot OF French and
German Brass Goods left
ira n last season. In the way
| OF new things. Nothing
more than halt OF Saturday S
price.
Fourth circle. northwest Of centre.
70 Black Walnut folding
!Chccfer or Chess Tables
lnlaid squares. 81 So. About
'hs cost of making.
| B-s,ment, north Of cert tire.
/ A lew Reisigerators that
Have been scratched or
ii ,,htlY j mined. As good
Tor S rvlce as ever; ne worst
a.noat as good lor looks. Ic
seo SO PER ceut. eff.
Basement. north est Of centre.
100 Decorated English
sDlnner Sets. New shape.